Persistence of the Primitive Reflexes Past the Normal Point

question 65

Multiple Choice

Persistence of the primitive reflexes past the normal point

• A) is a sign of neurological maturation, indicating that the infant is normal.
• B) aids in the development of the infant's social skills.
• C) may suggest some neurological damage or dysfunction.
• D) indicates that the infant's cerebral cortex is continuing to develop on time.
• E) will only occur if reinforced.

Understand the concept of canalization and its impact on development.

Comprehend the changes in the brain structure and function during adolescence.

Understand the process and significance of synaptic pruning.

Describe the structure and function of DNA.

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Definitions:

Temporal Lobes

Sections of the brain located at its lower middle part, near the temples, involved in processing auditory information and encoding memory.

Language

A mode of interaction employed by a distinct community or nation, characterized by the structured and customary deployment of words.

Parietal Lobe

The parietal lobe is a region of the brain that processes sensory information it receives from the outside world, primarily relating to touch, taste, and temperature.

Stroke

A medical condition caused by interrupted or reduced blood supply to part of the brain, leading to brain cell death and potentially permanent damage to brain functions.